Boat Lady Wen Wei

In the late Qing Dynasty, Hong Fu, one of the "Eight Niu" silk merchants in Nanxun, had two children around his knees. Although his first wife died early in life, he was fortunate to marry a gentle and wise concubine who ran a boat restaurant in front of the door. "Hongfu Qi Tian" gold plaque hangs high. However, the family's harmonious appearance also hides a crisis. The posthumous son Hong Wenlu brought by his concubine is not his biological son, so Fuqi naturally views him differently. Wenlu has low self-esteem and is vicious. He always wants to win the red with purple one day, and sets a trap for this. Hong's eldest son Wen Guang joined the Revolutionary Party, and Wen Lu secretly sued the officials, making it difficult for Wen Guang to escape the disaster, which further affected the whole family. At that time, the Hong family's daughter Wen Wei fell in love with her servant Jin Bao and became pregnant. Wen Lu pretended to be a good person and helped Wen Wei elope with Jin Bao, taking the opportunity to remove the last obstacle to his own family property. Then Wen Lu personally murdered Fu Qi, who had fled away from trouble, and took all the Hong family's property as his own. Wen Lusheng's mother was so frightened that she went crazy. Wenwei and Jinbao were separated during their elopement. When they returned to Nanxun, they found that their family had been destroyed. She even misunderstood that her lover Jinbao was also involved. When she was desperate, she wanted to commit suicide by throwing herself into the river. Fortunately, she was rescued by fisherman Peng Hai. In repayment, she married him and had a son. From then on, a rich girl became a poor boat girl. However, Wen Lu discovered that Wen Wei was still alive and wanted to kill him. Peng Hai sacrificed his life to protect Wen Wei's mother and son.